A Right Royal Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Join the Hello! team of Emmy Griffiths, Andrea Caamano, our Royal Editor Emily Nash and a whole host of special guests as we delve into the very heart of all things Royal.
We'll be looking at Harry and Meghan's new life in the USA including an in-depth look at Harry's new book 'Spare', followed by a look at what the makes the young royals AKA 'Royal Rascals' tick, we'll also look at how a royal tour is put together by those with first hand experience plus we'll deep dive into King Charles' new life and what we can expect from his reign following the sad passing of the Queen.
For the royal fan, or for those who want more of an understanding of the intricacies of the world's most famous family this is always an entertaining, fun and informative listen.
On the next episode of "A Right Royal Podcast" Andrea, Emmy and Emily take a deep dive into royal holidays and in particular, their love of Balmoral, the royal family's favourite summer holiday destination in Scotland. Our lengthy chat with King Charles' former pilot, Graham Laurie, reveals incredible insight into royal flying, with Grahamexplaining Charles' reason for no longer piloting airplanes, why Prince William had to stop flying with his parents and brother Prince Harry aged 12, and what happened when he heard of Diana's tragic death. Plus, how Graham was in charge of bringing her coffin back to England.
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On our very first episode of the new series, we're looking back at the first 12 months without our late Queen Elizabeth II ahead of the first anniversary of her death. We're joined by esteemed royal photographer Julian Calder - who has taken some of the late Queen's most iconic portraits and goes into detail about what Her Majesty was really like behind the lens. He also reveals the cheeky sex book that the late Prince Philip had in his private office at Buckingham Palace and nearly made an appearance in one of his official portraits. Also joining hosts Andrea Caamano, Emily Nash and Emmy Griffiths is writer and broadcaster Gyles Brandreth, who considers himself "lucky" to have spent a lot of time with Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip and the new King and Queen. He fondly remembers some fantastic anecdotes told to him by the Queen which make for an incredibly entertaining listen.
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We're back! After a summer hiatus, the team return to grace your ears with amazing insight and wonderful guests who lift the lid on everything royal. Join us for Season 2 coming very, very soon!
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In this week's episode, Andrea and Emmy discuss King Charles and Queen Camilla's coronation with two guests that were lucky enough to witness the moment in person at Westminster Abbey – HELLO!'s royal editor, Emily Nash and His Serene Highness Prince Albert of Monaco. What did the Monegasque royal gift the King? Did his twins, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella, watch the historic ceremony? The co-hosts, alongside Emily, also catch up with New York Times bestseller and royal fashion commentator, Elizabeth Holmes, who shared her 'Many Thoughts' on the royal fashion displayed on the day and revealed which royal was the best dressed. Plus, pianist Alexis Ffrench, who recently released his EP "Peace", drops into the studio just hours after performing at the Coronation Concert and attending an afterparty at Windsor Castle hosted by Prince William and Kate and the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh.
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In a very special episode of A Right Royal Podcast, we take a look back at the series and pull some of the unheard moments and insights we've been saving for this episode. We also look back with fondness on some of our favourite moments from the series which you might have missed the first time around. From a very awkward moment recounted between the late Princess of Wales and the Queen's press secretary, Dickie Arbiter to what the Queen returned as a gift to a foreign dignitary when she herself was showered with priceless offerings. We'll also hear some of the moments which really shouldn't be given the light of day, but in the name of fun, we share some of our favourite outtakes and bloopers.
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In this week's episode, Andrea and Emmy discuss all the big questions surrounding the coronation; What can we expect on the day? How will it be different from the late Queen's? Will there be a big tiara moment for the Princess of Wales? Joined by HELLO!'s very own Royal Editor Emily Nash, the team talk crowns and traditions with Majesty Magazine's Editor Joe Little and fashion predictions with New York Times bestseller and royal commentator, Elizabeth Holmes. Plus, saxophonist YolanDa Brown OBE also drops into the studio to speak about her recent performance at Westminster Abbey in front of the royal family and receiving her investiture the very next day.
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In this week's episode, we look at the future of the monarchy in the form of the Prince and Princess of Wales or as they are more commonly known: William and Kate. Very much at the forefront of the royal family, we delve into their own relationship and the fine nuances within it. We also look at what we can expect from their future reign, their extensive charity work and how they stay authentic to the causes which matter the most to them. Joining us are HELLO!'s very own Royal Editor Emily Nash, royal author and journalist Robert Jobson, Mick Clarke CEO of homeless charity 'The Passage' of which William is patron and Cat Ross, the founder of 'Baby Basics' who describes her own encounters with the Princess of Wales.
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From converting planes into living quarters to extensive outfit planning, it's safe to say a lot of hard work goes into royal tours. In this episode of The Right Royal Podcast we speak with HELLO!'s royal editor Emily Nash, who has travelled to nearly every continent with the royal family. Emily also recounts the night she took part in a pub quiz against Prince Harry in New Zealand! We also speak with Dickie Arbiter who planned many tours over the 12 years he worked as Press Secretary to the late Queen. Dickie talks about King Charles' pilot skills and also speaks about the very unusual things that need to be packed for all eventualities on a tour. Finally, Andrea and Emmy speak with journalist and WhatKateWore founder Susan E. Kelley about the creativity and pressure that goes into the outfits that are worn on these high profile visits.
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Whether they’re pulling faces at the Queen’s Jubilee, melting hearts on Christmas morning or being cheeky with their cousins at Buckingham Palace, the youngest generation of royals never fails to delight. From George and Charlotte to their cheeky little brother Louis, these little royal rascals are firm fan favourites. And in this episode of The Right Royal Podcast we speak with Getty Photographer Chris Jackson, who has had the privilege of going on tour with the Wales children and has taken some of the most iconic pictures of them - including Prince George's 4th birthday portrait. We are also joined by former Press Secretary to the Queen, Ailsa Anderson, who was one of the only people at Frimley Park Hospital when Lady Louise Windsor was born. And finally, we speak with Norland Nanny and The Sleep Mums podcast host Sarah Carpenter, who gives us an insight into the training it takes to become a royal nanny.
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From enemies to acquaintances, The Sun's royal photographer Arthur Edwards MBE talks to us about his incredible 48-year career following the royal family and his special relationship with our new King. From photographing Charles in his early bachelor days to accompanying him in his first months of reign, Arthur has been there at every major event and provides us with a glimpse at who King Charles III is beneath the crown.
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2023 has started with a bang for Harry and Meghan, in this episode Andrea and Emmy discuss all things Spare with HELLO!'s royal editor Emily Nash and Diana's biographer Andrew Morton - who reveals why Harry will never regret writing his book. Plus, Montecito journalists Richard Mineards and Sandro Monetti give an insight into Harry and Meghan's new life living with some of California's biggest stars.
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In the very first episode of A Right Royal Podcast, Andrea and Emmy talk all things Christmas at the palaces. We talk gifts fit for a King with Hello!'s royal editor Emily Nash, decorating Windsor castle with Royal Collection Trust curator Kathryn Jones, and festive food with Charles and Diana’s former chef, Carolyn Robb. We also have an exclusive chat with former royal photographer John Stilwell, who was one of the very few people allowed in the room while the Queen filmed her iconic Christmas speeches.
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Join the Hello! team of Emmy Griffiths, Andrea Caamano, our Royal Editor Emily Nash and a whole host of special guests as we delve into the very heart of all things Royal.
Launching Christmas 2022, our first episode will take a sneak peek inside Windsor castle, hearing about the intricacies of decorating from the Royal Collection themselves and we'll also hear first hand what it takes to create a Christmas lunch fit for Royalty from the former live-in chef to The Prince and Princess of Wales.
In future episodes, we'll be looking at Harry and Meghan's new life in the USA including an in-depth look at Harry's new book 'Spare', followed by a look at what the makes the young royals AKA 'Royal Rascals' tick, we'll also look at how a royal tour is put together by those with first hand experience plus we'll deep dive into King Charles' new life and what we can expect from his reign following the sad passing of the Queen.
For the royal fan, or for those who want more of an understanding of the intricacies of the world's most famous family this is always an entertaining, fun and informative listen.